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Pills,
The test Of any remedy lies in its
acceptance and employment .by the
Qualified Medical practitioner. No
less an authority than Dr, Andrea
Amid, physician to the Papal house-
hold, 'writing on the subject of arae-
mil, impoverishment of the nervous
system and disorders attributable
thereto, strpnglyy endorses Dr, Wil -
hams' Pink Pills; recommending thein
as superior..to other tonics.
Dr; Am1ci'o testimony reads as: fol-
lows:—"For ' several years 'I Have
made use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
in my works and I Have always found
them efficacious in 'the treatment of
disorders duo to inmoverishmont of
the nervous system, anaemia and
neurasthenia, stomach weakness, 're-
tarded development in young women,
and irregularities. There is is no lack
of tonic remedies, but In my experi-
ence no one of them manifests a su-
FRANC . BUILDS.. NEW DEFENSES
Army: Engineers 'Strengthen >Forts, Militarize Natural Bar-
riers, Build New Railways and Roads and Huge
Underground Arsenals
BY FERDIN:A,ND ' TUGHY. under all conditions-- a matter to'
For the next; three years General which Marshal Foch attributes the
Guillatunat, who •mas' one ,day ' be highest importance, In the former
.classified beside Vauban and Brial- Generalissimo's view, concentrations
mont as the military architect of a in the next war will not be so great
new form of fortifieationsywill super as they were in the last (such as his
intend the .construction and organize- 400,000 men hidden in Compiegne
tion in France and Belgium of the Fbrest) , but will be executed with far
inostrevolutionary national defences 'greater rapidity (like liianoury's taxi -
to be evolved since the Napoleonic cab rush to the Oureq).
Wars: Not only will all they teadhings In the same way a big hole is being
of . torn in the fortifications budget by
the World War be incorporated in
the new fartifeatione,'but`a radically the harnessing of water power and by
different . central idea will be. pursued laying down many ; new telegraphic
as well. and telephonic circuits deep in the
It is no secret that the Fortifica- soil from pivotal point to pivotal
tions Commission of the French army point. Underground roads are even.
was not in any hurry to go to work, being tunneled in places so that' a
even though more than eight years given vital region may' be held with
had elapsed., _singe the .Armistice! a minimum of casualties, while, a fur -
Feeling that a fresh war was unlikely tier feature. has to do with the crea-
to occur" before 1935 at the earliest
tion of subterranean aircraft depots;
(Marshal Foch has just given it as gun parks and tank dromes, all well
his opinion that the next upheaval camouflaged. One section of the plan
involves the establishment of little
short of mammoth hidden arsenals
and war material dumps, in which,
will be found everything necessary
to defend the surrounding country in
an emergency—from wire cutters to
machine guns and land mines.
STRATEGIC POINTS.
To revert to the, wider plan, the
more vital railroad junctions, such as
Charleville and Chalons, are being
specially protected and duplicated,
while great care is being bestowed
upon the entrenched camp of Paris,
particularly with regardto protection
from chemical gases. Also, the time-
honored channels of invasion down the
Meuse and through Lorraine are be-
ig intricately attended to -in the lat-
ter case by the "turning" of the im-
mense former German defences around
evacuation of; the occupied' terei'toeies; )Metz. Henceforth these will not face
prior to the limit year, lied bee'onie.a'i:France, but Germany.,
The Strasbourg enceinte' is also be
-
'Mg "turned" to face the other way.
It is in this region that the major
work is at present being done, since
from. Strasbourg to Bale France holds
within threethe line of the Rhine in perpetuity,
generations,, pf .She' ritb- and the_ situation 'there is neither so
drew from the Rhine, and articularly ser'i*us nor so urgent. Lorraine and
from the Coblenz bridgehead?' Her Dauphine today; the Vosges and the
own frontier was, naturally, a bad Nord tomorrow. Such is the'order of
one. The Italo-British Locarno guar- precedence in the gigantic undertak-
antee to .come to hex aidaign,:the 'eventiiig' at 'which thousands of engineers
of a renewed German aggression was are working today.
not considered revise enough. in the Nor is it possible to consider the
military sense. As for the dainilitar- :general scheme without taking into ac-
ization of 'the Rhineland as•la'd down
f ,, � ?� count the reorganization of the army
in Article'43'of the Treaty,'no'''one had Which M. Painleve has just inana.ged
to put through after infinite trouble
-With the Senate and Chamber Com-
pnission. This redistribution is speci-
'f callty designed to coincide with: the
new national defences. Heretofore
the standing and conscript army of
peace, numbering. some 800,000 men,
has been divided into cumbersome
a'r`my corps areas, with .a drafted
service of 'eighteen months. Under the
new law reducing conscript service to.
one: year France is redistributed into
twenty territorial divisions, each
'highl'y mobile : and self-contained for
all arms and aircraft, and whose
cadres have been entirely recast.
This ":is the Metropolitan Army
(actually the corps appellations will
be retained for it) and it will be re-,
;enforced upon mobilization by a fur-
ther , twenty divisions of first-line
troops, : instantly raised. These forty
"supermechanised" and mobile divi-
siona, armed to the teeth, will with-
stand
ithstand the first shock of invasion, se-
c 'r�rely reposing on their:. newl;a con-
st`F'ucted war -zone arsenals and Porti-
fled regions, while the rest of the na-
aaee,:aeill be drafted under the Paul
Boncour Service -for -All act.
—New York Times.
perior efficacy to that of Dr. Williams' may not develop for "fifteen or twenty
Pink Pills." f years"), the . commissioh wished to
No more .conclusive evidence of the leave matters- in suspense until the
value of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills could last possible moment," principally in
be asked for or given, >thanis found view of the ever-changing equation of
in the above endorsement of this air power, but also with an eye to
noted European physician, Besides fairly certain modifications in'. so -
this, however,this medicine has en called "mechanized warfare."
joyed, a world-wide public confidence France would continue to have the
for more than a third of a century Rhine as a frontier till 1935, it was
and has brought relief to' thousands argued, so the danger of invasion
and thousands of weak and suffering would be correspondingly small.
peopre. Meanwhile, more and more lessons
Try Dr. Williams Pink Pills for would be assimilated, so' that when
anaemia, rheumatism, neuralgia, nee, the new defences were eventually built
vousness• and stomach trouble, _Take they might represent the last word in
them as a tonic if you are not in the
best physical condition ,and cultivate military effectiveness..
a resistance that will keep you well ISSUE' DEEMED PRESSING.
and strong. You can get these pills However, in the early'summer of
through any medicine dealer or by this year it was felt that an,expidited
mail at 50 cents a box from The Dr.
Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
States Ireland's
Trade Iniproving
Marques .of:D ifferin and Ava
Arrives in Canada
Quebec—"Alli that North Ireland
asks is that it be. left alone and per-
mitted to monk out its' own"salvation;"°
stated the, Marquess of Dufferin and
Ava, an dittawa-born man, and at pre-
sent. Speaker in the Senate of, North,
Ireland, -who is in Canada tq, visit the
Governor General in the capital. yet .come fo ward to, exlain. ,bow fit
The Noilth 'washed the South of Ire-
land all the success in the world, Con -1 o be lane '''Was: FirAlicett allies
upon thi guarantee of; forr44. allies
tri return for a re+rnature evachation7
No, It.was,decid'ed to put the coun-
try into tiler 'irloggf perfect state of de-
fence known„ tht;s creating ,,a. substir
tute barrier for the Rhine.
PLAN IN BROAt OU7"III E
The greatest secrecy is'being mnina.
tained regarding the nature of the
new fortifications • aid many.. spies
have already . been. , arrested; but ,int
bra'ad outline it may. be .@xpla iced
that they ai'o a mixture Of the old,
crossing ilii eempany;';with , Capt the; ants,'" innznansellt' st>engt}ieiied;'''ail$
l:Ion, lnigq` Brassey Freeman -Thomas, of. natural bulwarks .of, ,the' ,re 'on,
pressing political d'Oisability, not•
only in the interests of Europeaii har-
mony but
ar=mony'but also of Fre'neh reeonstree=
tion. What, it was gFleanSe
to rely upon, as a barrier against pos-
sible, re -invasion for the third time
tinned thgBIatquesat,! but rstl• does, not
wish to ama1gainate wit'ih it, Ship-
building, ,te linen industry, business
in c,enerals: and unemployment all re-
ported impltiovenients, according to the.
speaker, Who is the son of a former
Governor 4eneYai of Canada;:Vista:Mt
Dufferin, bile salt-governrnent,iie re-
gards as aving proved itself a' suc
cessful experiment, • .
The Mal!r�uess is accompanied on 'his
present Burnet' • to Canada Thai .the
Marchiongis, while they made the
son of Hig4 Exeelleney= the ;GQver,nor-
Geneiai, So is likewise pror,'eeding to
rtidoau kr•l with. Lady,; Freeman-.
Thon,as, i
Nfowhda gal a ;man doesn't; get on his
, feet until 1113e is broke.
bidwith a
_Si690' slam? lenges..
cuts easier. Saws faster
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tancouvss, GT. JOHN. N.s.,
41 TORONTO ; .1
o ganize i t"m474neri:si7nlllartta; hat
in which celebrated battle ridges and
!hills 'Were `fitted! ant', Ipainffillf and
tragically during : the, wan;; •' i . ;'i i
To name. three as, an•tllius!trat}}'son
Sotichez, opposite Leps, ,Morlgnvillers,
in Champagne;'' and the Hartri anns-
weileakopf, in,iAlsarte, The idea is to
tti n tic t o OO. nti'gtevo0 o.4 e ' i31i'
ri.a iIi 4i i'rb s io4is�« (vh'i h ciifii'e l lits_
ing, naturally, during the conflict. If
or.w e/ e4re§tses; aie,C ;pitatecl. satih,ese.
tried and trusty militarized zones will
be there to fall back inion.
Bit -there -IS fat more in the plan
than thet. A l 1rge;part of tl}e,4aeyen;
miliards of francs, vehicle the complete
proposition will testi is to bs ldevoted
e, the constructign of a1 p sii�tive net-
work 'df railroads, "light' and heavy,
hissing
ttp the
con-
ected
and of strategic roads, crisr3, ,
frock ao lel,te, acihle :pin; }i'za to j+
whole ,S�,St nit to 4ox,t1e thath. re.
centrations of troop's may b'a e
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Shaw, Writing
Cromwell Drama
- Will Not "Speak Badly of
England" in New Play, Ac-
cording to'ltalian Report of
Author's "Interview" With
�• a Cat.
London -Oliver Cromwell is the sub-
ject of Bernard Shaw's next drama,
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sT
lit t Waiting for .the Wife
�tt,,;There are ' a vatiet3 of ways by
'tvlfich a,,inan niay put in his time•
while
waiting;on'a street center for his wife.
If it is'rtt night, lie;'iiiight'take'up as-
tronomy', • If it is daytime, it is nearly
always::,possi'ble to 'carry a' pocket
grammal and learn a tread language.
'rhese ai+e merely suggestions.• But a
liesband in 'Chica.ge, who was in the
iliit o8 meeting hie wife three nights'.
:tt jWeek,;,and escorting her"laom'e'frorn'
work.. (i.) developed a branch -clew sr s-
teiii. He pat in •itis time by'pounciiig
{u,pp,on tuiescorted ladies, dragging
tZiem ui alleys ;and' robbing' therii of
Ftlieir cp.h and jewelry,` if any. ` He
st.pn ha'd a bank account of $5,000 --to
say not)iipg' of van ions rings, bracelets
r ti'd wil.atdot` itnd` he alight iii tulle
,pave estabh!ished ,modest competence
for his* hitt ago But tilt that t1es
ard alec;,tys`•'slo* to reteArilze genius of
so outs anrltng a'nature He wag pini;
J i lased 'tbe,"'r0t13afd ti"' aucl one'shor(
rJ„y e1' ihherea:i`tth the police, with buffer
naiVictinrif , managed to chino,
according to the Rome correspondent
of the Observer, who reports an amus-
ing interview between the Irish
dramatist and a certain cat, and over-
heard by a writer, in the Italian Publi
cation, Fiera Letteraria.
This cat, says the article, Is the in-
mate of a shop of old books and curios'
recently pat, •nized by Shaw. While
browsing among the old books and
thinking himself unrecognized, Shaw
stroked the eat and delivered 'himself
thus:
'Poor olcl puss. How do you like
living among all these books and Pic-
tures? You are like an Englishman in
the midst of poetry—blind, deaf and
hungry.
"You see that gentleman glaring at
me? He would surely like to know
what I think of the new Italian litera-
ture, or, at least, that I should tell
him the tile of my nex drama. Well,
let us try to make him happy. I will
only tell you that I am at work on an
historic drama, entitled, 'Oliver Crom-
well,' in which I shall not speak badly
of England.
"As regards Italian literature, I am
completely in the dark, and know noth-
ing whatever about i:. Of course,
there is Pirandello, with whom. I have
had the pleasure of dining once in
London. He is a most charming
gentleman, but I cannot forgive him
for having given occasion to English
critics to institute a comparison be-
tween Pirandello and G. B. S.
"Asa matter of fact, I resemble
Porandello, as much as a saint resem-
bles a monk. Bernard Shaw's truth
Is only one, while Pirandello, like the
old monks, belives In three truths:
Spirt, flesh and dreams.”
This remarkable conversation was
duly overheard by the antiquarian,
who recognized his distinguished cus-
tomer, but kept his knowledge to him-
self.
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FOR LITTLE ONES
Baby's Own Tablets Should be in
Every Home. Where There
Are Children •
The perfect medicine for little ones
is found in Baby's' Own Tablets. They
are a gentle but thorough laxative
which regulate the bowels, sweeten
the stomach; drive out constipation
and indigestion; break up colds and
simple fevers and promote healthful
refreshing sleep. It is impossible for
Baby's Own Tablets to harm even the
new-born babe, as they are absolutely
guaranteed free from opiates or any
other injurious drug.
Concerning the Tablets, Mrs. Alex.
J. Perry, Atlantic, N.S., writes:="I
always keep Baby's . Own Tablets in
the house for the children, as I have
found .them a perfect medicine for
little ones."
Baby's Own Tablets are sold by
medicine dealers or by mail at 25
cents a box from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Out.
Th-\\ )
He—"lZou certainly look like
dryad."
1 _ _
Ili „talugai be geti ria'laaale; iii.
s �oftld tolisixier'^,1Stro1omy'as rio.altec• •
-
g -.-.A: etiidy 'of married and •siitglo 5non,
a:ccordini to au` eastern plofessoi'
fj 1oreei'"tliat• t'narridd''men are 'Chi)
(tr?inerd's l:leiment relieves backache.
iaikti `' 'Veil; loot/ at the help they
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Only 235 Miles Yet to Be
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It now requires only the construc-
tion of 235 tulles of highway, before
Canada will have a motor road extend-
ing from Halifax to Vancouver, en-
tirely within the Dominion, This miss-
ing mileage is composed of four or j
five sections east of Winnipeg, and
along the north shore of Lake Sup-
erior, according to Dr. P. E. Doolittle
of Toronto, president of the Canadian
Automobile Association, in a recent
interview.
Dr. Doolittle, as president of the
assoaiatlon, makes practically an an-
nual tour of the provinces from the
Atlantic to the Pacific. He was pre-
sent at the recent opening ceremonies
of that section of the trans -Canadian
highway hat passes through the cen-
tral part of British Columbia by way
of Kicking Horse pass. He describ-
ed this pass as the most spectacular
section of highway in America.
It is now possible, by use of an
alternative route through southern
British Columbia, to motor direct from
Winnipeg. to Vancouver, all in Cana-
dian territory. Dr. Doolittle said and
he was looking forward to early com-
pletion of highways through those sec-
tions north of Lake Superior and east
of Winnipeg, that would link complete-
ly the East with the West in highway
construction. As an instance of high-
way development in Canada of recent'
years Dr, Doolitle said hat one might
now motor from Montreal to Windsor,
Ont., opposite Detroit, over a com-
plete, permanently paved motor road.
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ritish Labor
Again Rebuffs
Communists
Edinburgh.—Fresh discomfiture of
the Communist extremists resulted
when the minority movement contro-
versy arose again for a brief period
at the Trade Union Congress here in
connection 'with the Miasma Federa-
tion complaint against the Seamen's
Union and Mr. Havelock Wildon' be-
cause
ecause of his union's aiding the new.
non-political miners' unions.
Iiarry Pollitt and other minority
movement leaders demanded the im-
mediate decision by Congress to ex-
pel
xpel the Seamen's Union, but Waiter
Citrine for the General Council pro-
tested against any further attempt by
tan outside body—meaning Moscow—
to impose its policy on the congress.
The delegates supported the General
Taxes Donated Council by a large majority.
As Act of Grace
Jersey Heiress to Pay Inheri-
tance Duties - Without
Admitting. Liability
London.—The passing of the late
Sir Robert Houston recently, leaving
an estate of more than £7,000,000,
brought to a head a matter which has
been vexing the British Treasury for
a number of years. The difficulty
arises , from the well-known legal pe-
culiarities which obtain in the Chan-
nel Islands. 'These places, where
many English people now make their
homes, owe allegiance to the king, but
not to Parliament. English inherit-
ante taxes are not, therefore, legally 1
BURNS
Minard's soothes and reduces
the inflammation. Keep it on
handl for Isprains,1 bruises and
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collective in Jersey, and by establish-' ,
cTINT
ng his residence there Sir RobertPi b
Houston apparently planned to save
his estate approximately £ 2,800,000 in 1
�•
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, I i
declaring that • Sir. Robert made his Read Mrs. Menard's.etteE'.'
fortune in England and that the Gov-'
ernment would collect the taxes if any tier Experience May Helps
possible method of doing so could be i
devised, has been seeking legal advice . Chatham, Ontario.—"I want to tell i
to guide him. However, Lady Nous• you how much good your
has done me.i Be-medicine
r
ton, the chief •heir, with a view to.. fore my Baby
avoiding the further strugglewith the camel felt so
Government has written to Mr. �l°� ��;i. weak and ran- ,
Churchill to the effect that "as an let °r down that I could
of grace on her part" she desired to'
MOTHERS'
taxes.
hardly do my
u:r
present to the British Government lie, • , work. My head
share of the duties which would have I ached continually i
'
been due had Sir Robert been demi- and 1 was so dis-
e � 4 . couraged t h a t 1 1
tiled in ESngland. At the samtime 1 s uld e r f r o I •
Lady Houston denied that her hue. ic”' ' � ;s`�� coconld,crt111ni in
baud had made all his money in Eng-
�. I had anot er
land. The bulk of leis fortune, she de- � ;zw.. 'a . - : ababy justoneyear
a Glared, was macho in .South America.
and a half old and it gave me a lot to
• ,Lady lioustoli's offer was accepted. , do, So I thought I would try Lydia )
asIPinkham s Vegetable Coinpoun+I
had'read.so much about it in the',
little hooks. i' found a difference right
away as my head was relieved and
rny tired feelings gone.,
. My•
had been doing my washing and she
continued doing it, as she said it
,night set me back if 1 started to do
it again. It sure did help me and 1i
had taken just two bottles when my ' •
baby came. Ho is a fine big boy,
new nearly five months old. • I am
taking your medicine again and I am
able to do my work all by lily .elf now.
I always recommend the Veget; b1e s
Compound to women, and especially -,
to expectant nother.s, as. I believe
they need help at these times."—
Mrs. Owiven
imes."—Mrs.OLIven MMMT NalkD, 24 Harvey St
Chatham, Ontarlu,
She—"lir dry ad. for 'what?" , with reservations, the Chancellor ie;
lie "For bathing suits. You marking that Lady ,Houston hadnoir
haven't' got yours wet yet. admitted any liability to the clutio:a. i
right'
Mr. Churchill reser, ecl the
lint
to colitiuue thio lndieial p ococderry F
in case Lacly licu.�loii.'s co -hemi l ti•. I.
Appleton, refitted to pay his ,:bait of
,ilio deities, i
I. To . this Lady 1Tcustou has reliiietl
deolae'ing that lies oi'for wOs entirely
her own and that cite cored Pict bo
reeponrable for Mr. Apploton's p°n'- •
• tion.. So f•; r as sbe is concerned,
there is 00 case with rho Crown after
Pier,offer has been mole and act p.c 1.
anisettes Liniment •C3sea.soro foci.
Ittoulr—"l forgot :a,l1 about that fel-
low when I made that algal"
INOWItdt1YS every roan le ontitlod to
life, liberty and an automobile in
which to pursue; happiness.
'MIA No. 30—'27